〈♫〉 AWay , {repeat}Away ; Away , {repeat}away thou shalt not loue mee . A - 〈♫〉 way , {repeat}away ; Away away away , thou shalt not loue mee . So shall my loue seeme 〈♫〉 greater , {repeat}So shall my loue seeme greater , {repeat}And I shall 〈♫〉 loue the better , And I shall loue the better , shall it be so ? {repeat}what say you ? {repeat} 〈♫〉 Why speake you not , why speake you not I pray you ? Nay then I know you loue 〈♫〉 mee , you loue mee , Nay then I know you loue mee , you loue mee , That so you may dis - 〈♫〉 proue mee . Nay then I know you loue mee , Nay then I know you loue mee , That 〈♫〉 so you may disproue mee . That so you may disproue mee .

〈♫〉 AY mee , Can euery rumor , Thus start my Ladies hu - mor ? Aye 〈♫〉 mee , Can euery ru - mor , Thus start , {repeat} {repeat}my Ladies hu - mor ? 〈♫〉 Name yee some gallant to hir ; {repeat}why straight forsooth I woe hir , Then 〈♫〉 burst she forth in pas-sion , {repeat}You men loue but for fashion , {repeat} 〈♫〉 Yet sure I am that no man , euer so loued woman , Yet a - las 〈♫〉 Loue be wa-ry , {repeat}For women be contra-ry . Yet sure I am that no 〈♫〉 man , Yet sure I am that no man , euer so loued woman , Yet a-las Loue be wa-ry , be 〈♫〉 wa-ry , For women be con-trary .

〈♫〉 WEepe O mine eies , Weep ô mine eies & cease not : Your spring tides 〈♫〉 out alas , out alas , out alas , me thinkes increase not , Your spring tydes , out alas me 〈♫〉 thinks , me thinks increase not : Weep ô mine eies , Weep ô mine eies & cease not : Your 〈♫〉 spring tydes , out alas , out alas , out a-las , out a-las , me thinks increase not . Your spring tides 〈♫〉 out a-las me thinks , me thinks increase not . O when , ô when begin you , {repeat} 〈♫〉 To swell so high , to swell so high , that I may drowne mee in you ? O when , ô 〈♫〉 when bee - ginne you , {repeat}beginne you , to swell so high , that 〈♫〉 I may drowne mee in you .

〈♫〉 YEe restles thoughts , {repeat} {repeat}that harbour discontent , 〈♫〉 Cease your assaults : {repeat}and let my hart lament , Yee restles thoughts , {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}that harbour dis-content , Cease your assaults , 〈♫〉 and let my 〈♫〉 hart lament , And let my tongue haue leaue to tell my griefe , That she may pittie , 〈♫〉 though not graunt reliefe . {repeat} {repeat} 〈♫〉 Pittie would help , Pittie would help ( alas ) what loue hath almost slaine , {repeat} 〈♫〉 And salue the wound , that festred this disdaine . Pittie would 〈♫〉 help , Pittie would help , ( alas ) what loue hath almost slaine , {repeat} 〈♫〉 And salue the wound , that festered this disdaine .

〈♫〉 WHat needeth all this trauayle and turmoy - ling , Shortning the 〈♫〉 lyfes sweet pleasure , {repeat}Shortning the lyfes sweet pleasure . To seeke this 〈♫〉 far fetcht treasure , To seeke this far fetcht treasure , {repeat}In those hot 〈♫〉 clymates , In those hot clymates , Vnder Phoebus broyling . In those hot cly - 〈♫〉 mats , In those hot cly - mats , Vnder Phoebus broyling .

〈♫〉 O Fooles , can you not see a traffick neerer , In my sweet 〈♫〉 Ladies face , In my sweet Ladies face , {repeat} {repeat}Where Nature 〈♫〉 showeth , what euer treasure eye sees , or hart knoweth ? Rubies and Diamonds dain - 〈♫〉 tie , {repeat}And orient Perles such plentie , & orient pearles such plen - tie , 〈♫〉 Corral & Ambergris , sweeter & deerer , Corral & Ambergris , sweeter & deerer , Then 〈♫〉 which the South seas or Moluccas lend vs , Then which the South seas or Moluccas 〈♫〉 lend vs , or either Indies , or either Indies , East or West , do send vs.

〈♫〉 ALas , what hope of speeding , wher hope beguild lies bleeding ; She bad 〈♫〉 come , She bad come , when she spide mee : And when I came she flide mee , shee flyde 〈♫〉 mee , Thus when I was begui-led , Thus when , Thus when I was beguiled , She at my 〈♫〉 sighing smi - led . But if you take such pleasure , 〈♫〉 Of 〈♫〉 hope & ioy , {repeat}my treasure , Of hope & ioy , {repeat}my treasure , By de - 〈♫〉 ceipt to bereaue me , to bereaue me , By deeipt to bereaue me , to bereaue me , By de - 〈♫〉 ceipt to bereaue mee , By deceipt , By deceipt to bereaue mee , Loue mee and so deceiue 〈♫〉 mee . Loue mee and so deceiue mee .

〈♫〉 THus saith my Cloris bright , when we of Loue sit downe and talke 〈♫〉 together , and talke together , Thus saith my Cloris bright , when we of Loue sit downe 〈♫〉 and talke to - gether , Beware of Loue , ( deere ) Loue is a walking sprite , a walking sprite , 〈♫〉 And Loue is this and that , And O I wot not what , 〈♫〉 And comes and 〈♫〉 goes againe , I wot not whether , {repeat}No , no , these are but 〈♫〉 bugs to breed amazing , No , no , these are but bugs to breed ama - zing , For in her eies 〈♫〉 I saw his torch light bla - zing .

〈♫〉 ADew , Adew , Adew sweet A - marillis , {repeat}A - 〈♫〉 dew , Adew , Adew sweet A-marillis : For since to part , to part your will is , Adew , A - 〈♫〉 dew , Adew sweet Amarillis , Adew sweet Amaril - lis , Adew , Adew , Adew , sweet 〈♫〉 A-marillis : For since to part , to part your will is , O heauy ty - ding , Heere is for 〈♫〉 mee no biding : Yet once againe , Yet once againe , againe ere that I part with you , Yet 〈♫〉 once againe , Yet once againe , againe , Ere that I part with you , A - marillis , Amaril - lis , 〈♫〉 sweet Adew , Adew , Adew , Adew sweet A - marillis , Amaril - lis , sweet Adew .

〈♫〉 DYE haplesse man , {repeat}Since she denies thee grace : Dye haplesse 〈♫〉 man , Dye haplesse man {repeat}Since she denies thee grace , Dye and dispaire , sith 〈♫〉 she doth scorne to loue thee : Farewell most fayer , though thou dost fayer deface , Fare - 〈♫〉 well most fayer ( Farewell ) though thou dost fayer deface , Farewell most fayer , ( Farewell ) 〈♫〉 though thou dost fayer deface , Sith for my duteous loue , thou dost re - proue 〈♫〉 mee : Sith for my duteous loue , thou dost reproue me , {repeat}Those 〈♫〉 smiling eies , that sometimes mee reuiued , {repeat}Clowded with 〈♫〉 frownes , {repeat}haue mee of life depriued , Clowded with frownes , haue mee of 〈♫〉 life de - priued .

〈♫〉 I Fall , I fall , O stay mee , {repeat}Deere loue with 〈♫〉 ioyes yee slay mee , {repeat}Of life your lips depriue mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 Sweet , let your lips reuiue mee , Sweet let your lips reuiue mee : O 〈♫〉 whether are you ha - sting , and leaue my life thus wa - sting ? My health on 〈♫〉 you relye - ing , {repeat}My health on you re - lyeing , 't wer sinne to 〈♫〉 leaue mee dyeing . My health on you relye - ing , {repeat}My 〈♫〉 health on you relyeing , relye - ing , 't wer sinne to leaue mee dyeing , to leaue mee 〈♫〉 dye - ing .

〈♫〉 AND though my loue abounding , Did make mee fall a sounding , 〈♫〉 {repeat}Yet am I well contented , {repeat}Stil 〈♫〉 so to bee tormen - ted : Yet am I well contented , Still so to bee tormen - 〈♫〉 ted . {repeat}And death can neuer feare mee , As long as you are neare 〈♫〉 mee . And death can neuer feare mee , As long as you are neare mee .

〈♫〉 I Allwaies beg , Yet neuer am releeued : {repeat} 〈♫〉 I alwaies beg , {repeat} {repeat}I alwaies beg , Yet neuer am re - 〈♫〉 leeued : I greeue , because my griefes are not beleued : I greeue , because my grefes are 〈♫〉 not beleeued : I cry a-loud in vaine , my voice out stretched , my voice out stretched : 〈♫〉 And get but this , mine Ecco cals mee wretched , {repeat}mine Ecco 〈♫〉 cals mee wretched . mine Ecco cals mee wretched .

〈♫〉 THus Loue commaunds , That I in vaine complaine mee , That I in 〈♫〉 vaine complaine mee : {repeat}That I in vaine complaine mee : And sorrow 〈♫〉 will , That she shall still disdaine mee , That she shall still disdaine me : Yet did I 〈♫〉 hope , Which hope my life prolonged , Which hope my life pro - lon - ged , To 〈♫〉 heare hir say ( a - las ) his Loue was wron - ged . To heare hir say ( a - las ) a - 〈♫〉 las his loue was wron - ged .

〈♫〉 LAdy , your words doe spight mee , your words do spight mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 Yet your sweet lippes so soft , Kisse and delight mee : {repeat}Your 〈♫〉 deeds my hart surchargd with ouer ioying , Your taunts my lyfe destroying . {repeat} 〈♫〉 Since both haue force to spill mee , Let kisses sweet , {repeat} 〈♫〉 Sweet kill mee : Let kisses sweet , {repeat}Sweet kill mee : Knights fight with swords & 〈♫〉 laun - ces , Fight you with smi - ling glaunces , So like Swans of Leander , my 〈♫〉 ghost from hence shall wander . Singing and dy - ing , Sing - ing and dying .

〈♫〉 ALas , what a wretched life is this , Nay , what a death , Wher the tyrant 〈♫〉 Loue commaundeth ? My flouring daies are in their prime declining , All my proud 〈♫〉 hope , quite falne , and life vntwining : My ioyes each after other , {repeat}In 〈♫〉 hast are fly - ing , And leaue mee dying , For hir that skornes my crying : 〈♫〉 O shee from hence departs , {repeat}My Loue refraining , For whom all 〈♫〉 hartles , A - las , I dye complayning .

〈♫〉 VNkinde , O stay thy fly - ing , And if I needes must dye , {repeat} 〈♫〉 pitty mee dy - ing , But in thee , my hart , my hart is lying , And no 〈♫〉 death can as - saile mee , Alas till life doth faile thee , {repeat}O therfore , 〈♫〉 O therfore , If the Fates , bid thee be fleeting , Stay for mee , {repeat} {repeat}whose poore 〈♫〉 hart , thou hast in keeping . O therfore , O therfore , If the Fates bid thee be fleeting , 〈♫〉 Stay for mee , Stay for mee , Stay for mee , whose poore hart thou hast in keeping .

〈♫〉 I Soung sometimes my thoughts and fancies pleasure , Wher then I list , {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}or time seru'd best and leasure , While Daphne did inuite mee , 〈♫〉 To supper once , and dranck to mee to spite mee . I smild : yet still did doubt 〈♫〉 hir , {repeat}And dranck wher shee had dranck before , {repeat} 〈♫〉 to flout hir . But ô while I did eie hir , But ô while I did eye hir , 〈♫〉 {repeat} {repeat}But ô while I did eye hir , Myne 〈♫〉 eyes dranck Loue , my lips dranck burning fier . But ô while I die eye hir , did eye 〈♫〉 hir , But ô while I did eye hir , {repeat} {repeat}But ô while 〈♫〉 I did eye hir , Mine eies dranck Loue , my lips dranck burning fi - er .

〈♫〉 FLo-ra gaue me fayrest flowers , {repeat}none so fayer , {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}In Floras treasure , none so faier , {repeat} {repeat}In Floras treasure : These I 〈♫〉 plast on Phillis Bowers , She was pleasd , {repeat} {repeat}And she my pleasure , 〈♫〉 She was pleasd , 〈♫〉 〈♫〉 And she my plea - sure : Smiling meadowes seeme to 〈♫〉 say , Come yee wantons , heere to play . Smiling meadowes seeme to say , Come yee 〈♫〉 wantons , heere to play , Come heere to play . Come yee wantons , heere to play , to 〈♫〉 play , Come yee wantons , heere to play , {repeat} {repeat}to play , come ye 〈♫〉 wantons , heere to play , to play . Come , come yee wantons heere to play .

〈♫〉 SWeet Loue : If thou wilt gaine a Monarches glory , Subdue her hart , 〈♫〉 who makes mee glad and sorry , & sorry , Out of thy golden quiuer : take thou thy 〈♫〉 strongest arrow , {repeat}That will through bone and marrow , {repeat} 〈♫〉 And mee and thee , {repeat}And mee and thee , of griefe and 〈♫〉 feare deli - uer : But come behinde , for if shee looke vppon thee , A-las 〈♫〉 poore Loue , {repeat}Then thou art woe beegon thee .

〈♫〉 LAdy , when I behold , the Roses sprou - ting , {repeat}The Roses 〈♫〉 sprou-ting {repeat}which clad in damask mantells , {repeat}deck the ar - 〈♫〉 bours : And then behold your lips , Wher sweet Loue harbours , {repeat} 〈♫〉 And then behold , {repeat}your lips , wher sweet Loue harbors , My eies presents me , 〈♫〉 {repeat}with a double , double doubting : For viewing both a like , hardly my mind 〈♫〉 supposes , whether the Roses be your lips , or your lips the roses ▪ whether the roses be your 〈♫〉 lips , whether the Roses be your lips , or your lips the Roses . {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}For viewing both a like , hardly my minde suppo - 〈♫〉 ses , whether the Roses bee your lips , whether the Roses be your lips , or your 〈♫〉 lips the Roses . {repeat} {repeat}

〈♫〉 WHen shall my wretched life giue place to death ? When shall my 〈♫〉 wretched life giue place to death ? That my sad cares may be inforc'd to leaue mee : 〈♫〉 Come sadest shadow , Come saddest shadow , stop my vitall breath , For I am thine , 〈♫〉 Then let not care bereaue thee , Of thy sad thrall : But with thy fatall dart , But with 〈♫〉 thy fatall dart , Kill care , and mee , While care lies at my hart . Kill care , and mee , 〈♫〉 While care lyes at my hart .

〈♫〉 OF ioyes , & pleasing paines , Of ioyes , & plesing paines , I late went 〈♫〉 singing , {repeat}I late went singing , O ioyes with paines , ô 〈♫〉 paines with ioyes consenting : And little thought as then of now repenting : And little 〈♫〉 thought as then of now repenting : But now , think of my then sweet bitter stinging : 〈♫〉 All day long , I my hands , A - las a - las goe wringing , The baleful notes , of which my 〈♫〉 sad tormenting , Are , ruth , & mone , frights , sobs , & loud lamenting , From hills and 〈♫〉 dales , From hills and dales in my dull eares still ringing .

〈♫〉 MY throte is sore , my voice is horse with skriking : with skriking , 〈♫〉 {repeat}My rests , are sighes , {repeat}Deep from the hart root fetched : My song runs 〈♫〉 all on sharps , & with oft stri-king , time on my brest , {repeat}I shrink with hands out 〈♫〉 stretched : {repeat}out stretched : Thus still , and still I sing , And neare am 〈♫〉 linning : Thus still , & still I sing , and neare am linning : {repeat} 〈♫〉 For still the close , points to my first beginning . Thus still and still I sing , {repeat} 〈♫〉 and neare am linning : Thus still , and still I sing , and neare am linning : {repeat} 〈♫〉 For still the close , points to my first beginning . 〈♫〉

〈♫〉 CRuell behold , {repeat}my heauie ending , Cruell behold , my 〈♫〉 heauy ending , See what you wrought , See , what you wrought , by your disdaining , {repeat} 〈♫〉 See what you wrought by your dis - dayning , Causelesse I die , Loue 〈♫〉 still attending , Your hopeles pitty , pitty of my complaining : Your hopeles pitty of my 〈♫〉 complaining , Suffer those eies which thus haue slaine mee , {repeat}With 〈♫〉 speed , to end their killing power : So shall you proue how Loue doth paine mee : 〈♫〉 And see mee dye , And see mee dye still yower .

〈♫〉 THou art but yong thou sai'st , And loues delight thou wai'st not : {repeat} 〈♫〉 ô take time while thou mai'st , Least when thou would'st thou mai'st not ▪ 〈♫〉 O take time while thou mai'st , {repeat}Least when thou would'st , thou mai'st 〈♫〉 not . If loue shall then assaile thee , {repeat} {repeat}A double 〈♫〉 double anguish , {repeat}will torment thee : And thou wilt wish , ( But wishes 〈♫〉 all wil faile thee , ) O mee , that I were yong againe , O mee , that I were young a - 〈♫〉 gaine ; And so repent thee . O mee , that I were young againe ; And so repent thee .

〈♫〉 WHY dost thou shoot , Why dost thou shoote , and I seeke not to shield 〈♫〉 mee ? why dost thou shoote , And I seeke not to shield mee I yeeld ( sweet Loue ) {repeat} 〈♫〉 Spare then my wounded liuer , and doe not make my hart , And do not make my 〈♫〉 hart , {repeat}thy arrowes quiuer . O hold ; O hold ; What needs this shooting , 〈♫〉 when I yeeld mee . What needs this shooting , when I yeeld mee ? O hold , O hold , what 〈♫〉 needs this shooting , when I yeeld mee ? What needs this shoo - ting , What needes this 〈♫〉 shoo - ting , {repeat}when I yeeld mee .

〈♫〉 I Fall , I fall , O stay mee , {repeat}Deere loue with 〈♫〉 ioyes yee slay mee , {repeat}with ioyes yee slay mee , Of life your lips de - 〈♫〉 priue mee , your lips depriue mee , Sweet , let your lips reuiue mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 O whether are you hasting , ( thus ) hasting , and leaue my life thus wasting ? 〈♫〉 My health on you relye - ing , {repeat} {repeat} 〈♫ 〉relye - 〈♫〉 ing , 't wer sinne to leaue mee dyeing . My health on you relyeing , My health on you 〈♫〉 relye - ing , {repeat}Twer sinne to leaue mee dyeing , to leaue mee dye - ing ,

〈♫〉 AND though my loue abounding , abounding , Did make mee fall a 〈♫〉 swounding , Did make mee fall a swounding , Yet am I well contented , Still so to 〈♫〉 bee tormented , Still so to bee tormented : Yet am I well contented , Yet am I 〈♫〉 well contented , Still so to bee tormented : And death can neuer feare mee , 〈♫〉 As long as you are neare mee . And death can neuer feare mee , As 〈♫〉 long as you are neare mee .

〈♫〉 I Allwaies beg , I alwaies beg , Yet neuer am releeued : I allwaies 〈♫〉 beg , I alwaies beg , Yet neuer am releeued : I alwaies beg , Yet neuer am relee - ued : 〈♫〉 I greeue , because my griefes are not beleeued , are not beleeued : I greeue , because my 〈♫〉 griefes are not beleeued : I cry a loud , I cry a loud in vaine , my voice out 〈♫〉 stretched , And get but this , {repeat}mine Ecco cals mee wretched , {repeat} 〈♫〉 mine Ecco cals mee wretched .

〈♫〉 THus Loue commaunds , That I in vaine complaine mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 That I in vaine complaine mee : That I in vaine complaine mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 And sorrow will , That she shall still disdaine mee , That she shall still disdaine me , Yet 〈♫〉 did I hope , which hope my life pro-lon - ged , Which hope my life prolonged , to 〈♫〉 heare hir say ( alas ) his Loue was wronged . To heare hir say ( a - las ) his loue was wronged .

〈♫〉 LAdy , your woords doe spight mee , Yet your sweet lips , so 〈♫〉 soft , kisse and delight me : kisse & delight mee : Your deeds my hart surchargd with 〈♫〉 ouer ioying , Your taunts my lyfe destroying , my life destroying . Since both haue 〈♫〉 force to spill mee , {repeat}Let kisses sweet , {repeat}Sweet kill mee , Let 〈♫〉 kisses sweet , {repeat}Sweet kill mee : Knights fight with swords and launces , Fight 〈♫〉 you with smiling glaun - ces : So like Swans of Leander , my ghost from hence shal wan - 〈♫〉 der , Singing and dying . Singing and dy - ing .

〈♫〉 ALas , what a wretched life is this ? Nay , what a death , Wher the tirant 〈♫〉 Loue comman - deth ? My flouring daies are in their prime declining , {repeat} 〈♫〉 All my proud hope , quite falne , {repeat}and life vn - twining : My ioyes each 〈♫〉 after other , {repeat}In hast are flying , And leaue mee dying , For her that 〈♫〉 skornes my crying : O she from hence departs , {repeat}My Loue refraining , For 〈♫〉 whom all hartles , A - las , I dye complayning .

〈♫〉 VNkinde , O stay thy fly - ing , And if I needs must 〈♫〉 dye , pitty mee , pittie me dying : But in thee , my hart , my hart is lying , And no 〈♫〉 death , can as - saile me , Alas till life doth faile thee , Alas , till life , {repeat}doth 〈♫〉 faile thee , O therefore , {repeat}If the Fates , bid thee be fleeting , Stay for mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 Stay for mee , whose poore hart , thou hast in keeping . O therfore , {repeat}If the 〈♫〉 Fates bid thee bee fleeting , Stay for mee , {repeat}Stay for mee , whose poore hart thou 〈♫〉 hast in keeping .

〈♫〉 I Soung sometimes my thoughts and fancies plea - sure , my thoughts and 〈♫〉 fancies pleasure , Wher then I list , {repeat}or time seru'd best and lea - sure , While 〈♫〉 Daphne did inuite me , To supper once , And dranck to mee to spite mee . I 〈♫〉 smild yet still did doubt hir , I {repeat}dyd doubt hir , And dranck where she had 〈♫〉 dranck before , {repeat}to flout hir . But ô while I did eie hir , did eye hir , 〈♫〉 But ô while I did eye hir , {repeat} {repeat}But ô while 〈♫〉 I did eye hir , Myne eyes dranck Loue , my lips dranck burning fi - er . But ô 〈♫〉 while I did eie hir , {repeat} {repeat} {repeat} 〈♫〉 But ô while I did eye hir , Mine eies dranck Loue , my lips dranck burning fi - er .

〈♫〉 FLora gaue me fairest flowers , {repeat}none so faire , {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}In Floras treasure : none so faire , {repeat} {repeat}In Floras tresure . These I 〈♫〉 plast on Phillis Bowers , She was pleasd , {repeat} {repeat}And she my plesure . She was 〈♫〉 pleasd , {repeat} {repeat}And she my pleasure : Smiling meadowes seeme to say , Come ye 〈♫〉 wantons heere to play . Smiling meadowes seeme to say , Come ye wantons , heere to 〈♫〉 play . Come ye wantons , heere to play . to play . {repeat}Come ye wantons 〈♫〉 heere to play . to play . Come ye wantons heere , come , come ye wantons , here to play .

〈♫〉 SWeet Loue : If thou wilt gaine a Monarches glo - ry , Subdue her hart , 〈♫〉 who makes mee glad and sorry . Out of thy golden quiuer , Take thou thy strongest 〈♫〉 ar-row , That will through bone and marrow , {repeat}And mee and 〈♫〉 thee , of griefe & feare deliuer : And mee and thee , {repeat}And mee and thee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 of griefe & feare deliuer . But come behinde , {repeat}for if she looke vp - 〈♫〉 on thee , Alas poore Loue , {repeat}Then thou art woe bee-gon thee .

〈♫〉 LAdy , when I behold , the Roses sprou - ting , the Roses sprou - ting , {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}Which clad in damask mantels , {repeat}decke the 〈♫〉 arbours : & then behold , {repeat} {repeat}& then behold your lips , wher sweet loue 〈♫〉 harbours : {repeat}My eies presents mee , {repeat}with a 〈♫〉 double doubting : For viewing both a like , hardly my mind supposes , whether the Roses 〈♫〉 be your lips , whether the roses be your lips , or your lips the roses . {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}For viewing both a like , hardly my minde 〈♫〉 supposes , whether the Roses bee your lips , or your lips the Roses . whether the Roses 〈♫〉 be your lippes , whether the Roses bee your lippes , or your lippes the Roses . 〈♫〉 {repeat} {repeat}

〈♫〉 WHen shall my wretched lyfe giue place to death ? When shall my 〈♫〉 wretched life giue place to death ? That my sad cares may be inforc'd to leaue mee : 〈♫〉 Come sadest shadow , stop my vitall breath , ( Come ) stop my vitall breath , For I am 〈♫〉 thine , Then let not care bereaue thee , Of thy sad thrall : But with thy fatall dart , 〈♫〉 Kill care and mee , Kill care , and mee , While care lies at my hart . Kill care , and mee , 〈♫〉 While care lyes at my hart .

〈♫〉 OF ioyes , & pleasing paines , I late went singing : Of ioyes & plesing 〈♫〉 paines , I late went singing , {repeat} O ioyes with paines , O 〈♫〉 paines with ioyes consenting : And little thought as then of now repenting : and little 〈♫〉 thought as then of now repenting : But now , think of my then sweet bitter sting-ing : 〈♫〉 All day long I my hands , Alas goe wringing , All day long I my hands Alas , Alas goe 〈♫〉 wringing : The balefull notes , the balefull notes of which my sad tormenting , Are ruth , 〈♫〉 and mone , frights , sobs , and loud lamen-ting , From hills and dales in my dull eares still 〈♫〉 ringing . {repeat}

〈♫〉 MY throte is sore , my voice is horse , my voice is horse , My throte is 〈♫〉 sore , my voice is horse with skriking : {repeat}My rests , are sighes , {repeat}Deep from the 〈♫〉 hart root fetched : My song runnes all on sharps , {repeat}And with oft stri - 〈♫〉 king , time on my brest , {repeat}I shrink with hands out stretched : {repeat} 〈♫〉 Thus still , and still I sing , {repeat}And neare am linning : thus still , & still I sing , & 〈♫〉 neare am linning : {repeat}For still the close , points to my first beginning . 〈♫〉 Thus still & still I sing , & neare am linning : Thus still , & still I sing , and neare am 〈♫〉 linning : {repeat}For still the close points to my first beginning .

〈♫〉 CRuell behold my heauie end - ing , Cruell behold , {repeat}my 〈♫〉 heauie ending , See , what you wrought , See what you wrought , by your disdayning , {repeat} 〈♫〉 See what you wrought by your dis-dayning , Causelesse I die , Loue 〈♫〉 still attending , Your hopeles pittie of my complayning : Your hopeles pittie of my 〈♫〉 complayning , Suffer those eyes which thus haue slaine mee , {repeat} 〈♫〉 With speed , to end , With speed to end , their kil - ling power : So shall you 〈♫〉 proue , how loue doth paine me : {repeat}And see mee dye , And see mee 〈♫〉 dye still yower .

〈♫〉 THou art but yong thou sai'st , And loues delight thou wai'st not : {repeat} 〈♫〉 ô take time while thou mai'st , Least when thou would'st thou mai'st not : 〈♫〉 {repeat}O take time while thou mai'st , Least when thou would'st , thou 〈♫〉 mai'st not . O take time while thou mai'st , Least when thou would'st thou may'st not : 〈♫〉 If Loue shall then assaile thee , {repeat}A double double anguish , will tor - 〈♫〉 ment thee {repeat}And thou wilt wish , ( But wishes all wil faile 〈♫〉 thee , ) O mee , that I were yong againe , O mee , that I were young againe ; And 〈♫〉 so repent thee . O mee , that I were young againe ; And so rerepent thee .

〈♫〉 WHy dost thou shoot , And I seeke not to shield mee ? Why dost thou 〈♫〉 shoot , Why doest thou shoot , & I seeke not to shield mee ? I yeeld ( sweet Loue ) I yeeld , 〈♫〉 ( sweet Loue ) Spare then my wounded liuer , And doe not make my hart , thy arrowes 〈♫〉 qui - uer . And doe not make my hart thy arrowes quiuer . O hold ; O hold ; What 〈♫〉 needs this shooting , when I yeeld mee . What needs this shoo - ting , What needs this 〈♫〉 shoo - ting , {repeat}when I yeeld mee ? O hold , O hold , What 〈♫〉 needs this shooting , when I yeeld mee ? What needes this shooting , when I yeeld mee .

〈♫〉 AWay , {repeat}Away ; Away , {repeat}away thou shalt not loue mee . A - 〈♫〉 way , {repeat}away ; Away away away , thou shalt not loue mee . So shall my loue seeme 〈♫〉 greater , And I shall loue , And I shal loue the bet - ter , So shall my loue seeme 〈♫〉 greater , And I shall loue the bet-ter , And I shall loue , And I shall loue the bet-ter , 〈♫〉 shall it be so ? {repeat}what say you ? Why speak you not , why speak you not I 〈♫〉 pray you ? Nay then I know you loue mee , Nay then I know you loue mee , That so you 〈♫〉 may disproue mee . That so you may disproue mee . Nay then I know you loue mee , you 〈♫〉 loue mee , Nay then I know you loue mee , you loue mee , That so you may disproue mee .

〈♫〉 AY mee , Can euery ru - mor , Thus start my Ladies humor ? 〈♫〉 Aye mee , Can euery rumor , Thus start , Thus start my Ladies humor ? Name yee some 〈♫〉 gallant to hir ; {repeat}why straight forsooth I woe her , Then burst she forth 〈♫〉 in passi-on , 〈♫〉 You men loue but for fa - shion , 〈♫〉 〈♫〉 Yet sure I am that no man , Yet sure I am that no man , euer so loued wo-man , 〈♫〉 Yet a - las Loue bee wa - ry , be wary , For women bee contra - ry . Yet sure 〈♫〉 I am that no man , euer so loued woman , Yet a - las Loue bee wa-ry , Yet a - las 〈♫〉 Loue bee wa-ry , For women be contra - ry .

〈♫〉 WEepe O mine eies , Weep ô mine eies & cease not : Your spring tides 〈♫〉 out alas , out alas , out alas , out alas , me thinkes increase not , Your spring tydes , out alas me 〈♫〉 thinks , mee thinks increase not : Weep ô mine eies , Weep ô mine eies & cease not : 〈♫〉 Your spring tydes , out alas , out alas , out alas , me thinks increase not . Your spring tides 〈♫〉 out alas , me thinks , me thinks increase not . O when , ô when begin you , {repeat} 〈♫〉 begin you , to swell so high , that I may drowne me in you ? O when , ô when be - 〈♫〉 ginne you , {repeat}To swell so high , to swell so high , that 〈♫〉 I may drowne mee in you .

〈♫〉 YEe restles thoughts , {repeat}Ye restles thoughts , {repeat}that 〈♫〉 harbour discontent , Cease your assaults : {repeat}& let my hart lament , Yee restles 〈♫〉 thoughts , {repeat}Ye restles thoughts , {repeat}that harbour discontent , Cease your as - 〈♫〉 saults , {repeat}& let my hart lament , And let my tongue haue leaue to tell my griefe , to 〈♫〉 tell my griefe , That she may pittie , though not graunt reliefe . {repeat} 〈♫〉 {repeat}Pitty wold help , {repeat} ( alas ) what loue hath almost slaine , 〈♫〉 Pittie would help , what loue hath almost slaine , And salue the wound , {repeat}that fe - 〈♫〉 stred this disdaine , Pittie would help , {repeat} ( alas ) what loue hath almost slaine , 〈♫〉 Pittie would help , what loue hath almost slaine , And salue the wound , {repeat} 〈♫〉 that fest'red this dis - daine .

〈♫〉 WHat needeth all this trauayle and turmoy - ling , Shortning the 〈♫〉 lyfes sweet pleasure , {repeat}Shortning the lyfes sweet pleasure . To seeke this 〈♫〉 far fetcht treasure , To seeke this far fetcht treasure , {repeat}In those hot 〈♫〉 clymates , In those hot clymates , Vnder Phoebus broyling . In those hot cly - mats , 〈♫〉 In those hot cly - mats , {repeat}In those hot cly - mats , 〈♫〉 Vn - der Phoebus broyling .

〈♫〉 O Fooles , can you not see a traffick neerer , O fooles can you not 〈♫〉 see a traffick neerer , In my sweet Ladies face , In my sweet Ladies face , 〈♫〉 〈♫〉 Where Nature show - eth , what euer treasure eye sees , or hart knoweth ? Rubies & 〈♫〉 Diamonds daintie , {repeat}And orient Perles such plentie , Corral & Ambergris , 〈♫〉 sweeter & deerer , Corral & Ambergris , sweeter & deerer , Thē which the South seas or 〈♫〉 Moluccas lend vs , lend vs , Then which the South seas or Moluccas lend 〈♫〉 vs , or either Indies , or either Indies , East or West , do send vs.

〈♫〉 ALas , what hope of speeding , Wher hope beguild lies bleeding ; She bad 〈♫〉 come , She bad come , when she spide mee : And when I came she flide mee , shee flyde mee , 〈♫〉 Thus when I was begui - led , Thus when I was beguiled , She at my sighing smiled . 〈♫〉 But if you take such pleasure , {repeat}Of hope & ioy my treasure , Of 〈♫〉 hope & ioy my trea - sure , {repeat}By deceipt to bereaue me , By de - 〈♫〉 ceipt to bereaue me , {repeat}By deceipt to bereaue me , {repeat}Loue 〈♫〉 mee and so deceiue mee . Loue mee and so deceiue mee .

〈♫〉 THus saith my Cloris bright , when we of Loue sit downe and talke 〈♫〉 toge - ther , & talk together , Thus saith my Cloris bright , when we of Loue sit downe 〈♫〉 and talk together , & talk together , Beware of Loue , ( deere ) Loue is a walking sprit , & 〈♫〉 Loue is this and that , And Loue is this and that , And O I wot not what , {repeat} 〈♫〉 And comes and goes againe , I wot not whether , {repeat} 〈♫〉 No , no , these are but bugs to breed ama - zing , {repeat} 〈♫〉 For in her eies I saw his torch light blazing .